=== markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [01:14] Hi all. I'm installing a fresh install to replace an existing install of ubuntu server. I want to doze the old LVM. What commands can I use from this busybox environment? lvmremove isn't included... [01:20] superboot: doze? [01:28] superboot: do you mean completey get rid of the lvm [01:30] superboot: maybe try creating a new parition table but not quite sure what command to do for that [01:32] superboot: do you have vgremove? [01:40] I made a USB boot install using Startup Disk Creator in regular Ubuntu and used to Ubuntu Server .ISO for the source as I want to try it. When I boot from the USB stick and start the installer, it nags about needing the CD mounted. Any way around that? [01:41] Use the net install image instead [01:42] Alright and what exactly are HWE backport kernels? [01:43] They're newer kernels back pored to the older releases [01:43] Not sure if I should use that or not. [01:43] You should [01:44] Alright I will download that one. Thanks. [01:44] Newer kernels add hardware support and features [01:44] Unless you have a specific need for an older kernel, installing those is a good idea [01:44] So I just need the mini.iso and use that with the Startup Disk Creator? [01:45] Yes, and toward the end of the install it will give you a menu of things to install [01:45] For Ubuntu server, you want to select "Basic Ubuntu Server" [01:46] Alright. Thanks again. [01:55] ianorlin: Thanks for responding. I figured it out with a combonation of pvremove, vgremove, lvremove, and fdisk. [01:55] ianorlin: Thanks again. === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [02:59] hi why i cant update my ubuntu: http://postimg.org/image/i4bhpp99x/ === IdleOne is now known as Guest85948 [03:48] jak2000: eh - apt-get update - then apt-get upgrade - not both at the same time [03:49] jak2000: apt-get install is for installing new stuff [03:57] Royk yes understand [03:57] but not wokr [03:57] how to change the keyboard language? load keys? [04:01] jak2000: at the consoles? or X? [04:01] console [04:01] jak2000: try dpgk-reconfigure console-data [04:03] package 'console-data' is not installed [04:03] install it, then try reconfiguring it? [04:04] arghh [04:05] sarnold canyou have time and connect iva teamviewer? pls [04:05] jak2000: what's that? [04:05] i cant type anyting ok. === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [07:12] Hello when i try to run apt-get upgrade i get : dpkg: warning: files list file for package `x' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed. i already tryed apt-get purge, autoremove, clean, install --reinstall but that all didnt worked what can i do to fix this === _cipi is now known as CiPi === dlitz_ is now known as dlitz [07:54] !ops | whats up [07:54] whats up: Help! Channel emergency! infinity, soren, lamont, mathiaz, Pici, Daviey, Tm_T, pmatulis, Corey, IdleOne, ikonia, funkyhat, Myrtti, ocean, genii, phunyguy! [07:55] !ops | whats up [07:56] Guest85948, is idleone undercover [07:56] Not really hiding when I identify and everybody knows that on freenode it gets announced === Guest85948 is now known as IdleOne === CiPi is now known as cipi [08:22] Good morning. [08:27] morning [08:27] anyone using anyterm on trusty ? [08:39] !anyone | YamakasY [08:40] YamakasY: ask your next question the real one and see. [08:42] histo: nah, I cannot compile it [08:43] !info anyterm [08:43] Package anyterm does not exist in vivid [08:44] this is what I get http://pastebin.com/M5PwxwsD [08:44] histo: heh, I know that [08:44] Do you have the boost headers installed? [08:44] I have installed them all [08:45] the all package [08:45] libboost-dev [08:46] Including 'libboost1.54-dev'? [08:46] checking [08:47] lordievader: 54 or 55 [08:47] 54 came up in my apt-file search. [08:47] ok, 55 here [08:47] lordievader: update your apt cache :P [08:48] nope 55 is not installed [08:48] Nevermind, both are mentioned. [08:48] same error [08:49] I get the feeeling that paths are changed [08:49] at least I tried to change them manually and I got further [08:49] Yeah, the path doesn't exactly match. [08:50] :( [08:50] meh [08:50] Perhaps http://wiki.kartbuilding.net/index.php/Anyterm helps? [08:51] oeh, didn't found that yet [08:51] lordievader: are we going to build a kart ? [08:51] I'm not. [08:51] oh [08:51] speed is everything [08:52] lordievader: this is so weird https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=913877 [09:20] lordievader: mhh no go [09:25] Hmm, that is too bad. I'm afraid I cannot help you then. [09:25] Perhaps they have their own channel, or something like that? [09:27] lordievader: nope, checked [09:27] it's kinda old, there is now ajaxterm [09:27] but I need any :S [09:42] I see a gap in time and four lines of ^@^@^@ characters in the all the log files at the same time. What does this indicate? [09:42] skylite: Usually a crash. [09:43] how can I detect what caused the crash without logs? :/ [09:44] skylite: Does it reboot on kernel panics? If so, disable that and wait for it to crash again then look at the stack trace. (I know this ain't great advice) === Tm_Tr is now known as Guest80292 === Guest80292 is now known as Tm_Tr [10:11] How can I install ubuntu server over serial? [10:12] I can boot from USB, but it tries to launch things on some vga port (which I understand is a sensible default) [10:13] You need to give it some kernel parameters on boot I think. [10:15] rbasak: sure. do I need to unpack the iso, modify it and recreate it? [10:15] You can edit the kernel parameters on a live-usb boot too. [10:16] hiwk: you could do that. Might be easier to arrange a netboot. [10:16] Or at least in the menu unetbootin creates you can. [10:16] lordievader: which image should I use then? [10:17] hiwk: Hmm, according to [1] you do need to edit files. Perhaps a netboot is easier, indeed. [1]: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto [10:18] Else you need to unpack the iso -> unpack the squashfs -> make changes -> pack squashfs -> create iso. [10:24] lordievader: I've seen thath [1] before, but it only seems to be about an already installed system. I need somthing (e.g. grub) to present itself on the serial console to get there :) [10:27] I see if I can find a vga monitor somewhere to bootstrap with, but it seems strange that this would be so disabled for a server installation [10:29] My vm's boot with the serial options, I do not get to see grub. However I did need to modify those files to get it going. [10:33] yes, (via vga+keyboard) adding console=ttyS0,115200n8 did launch the installation guide on the serial console [10:33] that would be really convinient to be able to access elsewise :) === cipi is now known as CiPi === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === devil is now known as Guest43119 === Guest43119 is now known as devil_ === quantic_ is now known as quantic [12:59] coreycb, +1 on you dev application - endorsement made [12:59] zul, poke [12:59] ^^ [12:59] jamespage, thanks! [12:59] url? [13:01] zul https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CoreyBryant/YourDeveloperApplication#preview [13:02] ack [13:07] ty zul [14:32] smb`, around ? [14:32] i really, really hate multipath [14:33] http://paste.ubuntu.com/11762474/ <-- i'd like some help with lines ~2716 there. [14:33] curtin partitions a disk (/dev/sda), installs to it... runs 'blkid' [14:33] telling blkid to ignore cache (by removing the files it would have) [14:33] * smb` looks [14:34] and then even tries 'sync' and doing it again. [14:34] it *should* see a /dev/sdg2 (or some value of 'g') that has the same data as sda2 does. [14:34] oh fiddle. [14:34] only if you rereadpt on sdg [14:35] i probably need to tell the kernel to re-read partition information on that disk. [14:35] yep [14:35] did i say i hate multipath ? [14:35] blockdev --rereadpt /dev/sdg [14:35] I think you may have mentioned it before [14:35] smb`, what is really fun about this is that code works perfectly fine on trusty and vivid. [14:36] but not wily [14:37] smb`, i guess before, i thought that blkid actually opened /dev/block-device [14:37] and read the partition information itself, and seeked to partition starts and read data there ... [14:37] but i guess not [14:38] No I think not. Likely only walks through what is in sysfs which is the kernels current impression of reality [14:40] smb`, so what garbage is causing this to work on trusty and vivid [14:40] what fun this is. [14:44] smoser, So you say you change the partition table of sda and blkid without arguments finds the partition layout on the other disk? [14:44] yeah [14:44] reliably [14:44] note, itsnot immiediately after. [14:44] * smb` looks doubting [14:45] i've done a large tar -S to the filesystme that i made on that partition [14:45] and then written 8G ofzeros into tha tfileysstme for the swap.. [14:45] ie, huge amount of time has passed [14:47] smoser, but for the kernel those two disks are independent. something has to trigger updating the partition info on the other device in some way [14:51] smb`, i'm not making this stuff up :) [14:52] what you're saying makes sense, but differs by fairly extensive amount of logs and data i've collected. [14:52] smoser, you know us guys. we not trust anybody anywhere [14:52] :) [14:52] s/differs by/differs from the/ [14:53] Maybe some magic udev rule. But I really could not explain it right now === smb` is now known as smb === henkjan_ is now known as henkjan === BrianBlaze420 is now known as anonymous === anonymous is now known as BrianBlaze420 === caribou_ is now known as caribou [16:22] coreycb, zul: emailed the TB to request a MRE for oslo packages - seems to make sense to me [16:23] jamespage, yes that does make sense [16:23] coreycb, I was wondering about the clients as well [16:23] just patch releases mind [16:24] coreycb, zul: there appear to be stable branchs for >= kilo [16:24] hmm [16:25] jamespage: oslo packages? [16:27] jamespage, I'd think the clients make sense too then [16:29] RoyK: yeah - shared Openstack bits and pieces [16:29] https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Oslo [16:33] jamespage: +1 [16:34] I am using Canonical Image on AWS. I want to export that image or copy that disk to run it locally. Is that possible? [16:34] When I export using AWS CLI tools, I get error: Client.NotExportable === pgraner is now known as pgraner-afk === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [18:58] Hey - will the "no dots" rule for stuff in /etc/cron.daily/ (or whatnot) prevent a symbolic link from working? Like, my symbolic link "dailybackup" is a link to "/usr/local/bin/daily-backup.sh" === pgraner-afk is now known as pgraner === utlemmin` is now known as utlemming` [20:32] Hello [20:32] Is it right place to ask about Ubuntu Cloud Archive? [20:41] yottatsa, sure. [20:42] yottatsa, whats up? [20:44] Just realized that kilo backports for trusty https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cloud-archive/+archive/ubuntu/kilo-staging contains way too old version of python-keystoneclient [20:44] 1:1.2.0-0ubuntu1~cloud0 500 http://mirror.yandex.ru/mirrors/ubuntu-cloud/ trusty-updates/kilo/main amd64 Packages [20:45] is there any reason to keep it this old? [21:49] Can somebody recommend a pastebin software with syntax highlighting and maybe a little bit eye candy? [21:49] I have a preseed file for Trusty that runs a script in-target. eth0 is a dhcp IP. This script sets up a static public IP on eth0:0 and echos the following: echo 'source /etc/network/interfaces.d/*.cfg' >> /etc/network/interfaces Once the server reboots, this line is no longer in the file. [21:50] This works without issue on Jessie. For the life of me, I can't figure out what is going on. [21:54] Also, in the same script, just to make sure the echo is working... before the system reboots, I did this: cat /etc/network/interfaces >> /root/postinstall [21:54] and the contents are there as expected [21:57] DonRichie: https://github.com/claudehohl/Stikked [21:58] thank you tracphil, will try it out === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [23:22] when installing ubuntu-14.04.2-server-amd64, i select OpenSSH server and LAMP, but i cant connect via SSH [23:22] i tried installing twice, what stupid thing am i doing wrong? [23:23] omfgtora: if you're installing it ina vps environment like amazon ec2, you may need to modify their firewall rules to allow incoming ssh [23:23] omfgtora: for ec2 you'd look for e.g. security groups [23:23] omfgtora: You know that you van install a single package for that? [23:23] just an old poweredge 1800 i have [23:23] ahh [23:23] omfgtora: sudo apt-get install openssh-server [23:24] did that [23:24] no difference [23:24] omfgtora: dang that means you get to do the full gamut of debugging :) check dmesg to see if it reports anything about ethernet, use ip addr list, ip route list, etc, to make sure the configuration is what you expect.. [23:24] cool, so i'm not just dumb (even though i am) [23:25] well, enough people miss the security groups that it's worth starting with that :) hehe [23:25] I'm not bitter because it cost me an hour, no sir, not me [23:30] lol [23:36] well, it seems i have a new problem [23:36] the network apparently requires authentication [23:36] never needed it before... [23:36] cant seem to be able to run apt-get update [23:51] "the network apparently requires authentication" [23:51] omfgtora: explain "cant seem to be able to run apt-get update" [23:51] as it is it's V A G U E so it's impossible to diagnose/debug [23:52] i was just explaining my frustration. i wasnt really asking for help... yet [23:52] not done googling [23:53] * teward returns to trying to set up snort to do pcap analysis